Product description
- With sliding nut
Supplier number:
RIDGID 35540
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EAN
0095691355409
14.02
tax incl.
€11.59 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
Ridgid screw extractor for broken studs
Practical benefits- Clean and damage-free removal: You effortlessly extract snapped fasteners and studs up to 8 mm without harming the internal parent threads.
- Practical sliding nut: The included nut allows you to apply precise rotational torque directly with standard workshop wrenches.
- Positive non-slip grip: Straight flutes bite firmly into the pre-drilled hole to prevent slipping while turning out stubborn broken bolts.
In a nutshell
The right choise forWith the Ridgid 35540 Model 2 screw extractor, you can safely remove stubborn, sheared, or broken studs and bolts measuring 5/16" (8 mm). Simply pre-drill a center hole using a 3/16" drill bit and insert the tool. Its straight flutes bite firmly into the drilled hole to prevent slipping while keeping internal host threads completely undamaged. Thanks to the sliding turnut, you can easily attach a standard wrench to apply direct, controlled turning torque. This ensures fast and clean extractions during mechanical overhauls, eliminating the need to drill out and re-tap damaged threaded holes.
Product information
Key features according to our expert
- Max. diameter: 8 mm
All Features
- Max. diameter
- 8 mm
- Length
- 70 mm
- Drill diameter
- 5 mm
- Bolt diameter
- 8 M
- Drill diameter inch
- 3/16"
- Brand RIDGID
- EAN 0095691355409
- Supplier number RIDGID 35540
Frequently asked questions about this product
Answered by specialists
- Which screw size is this extractor suitable for?
- The Ridgid Model 2 is designed to remove broken screws and studs with a diameter of 5/16" (8 mm).
- What drill bit size is required for pre-drilling?
- You must pre-drill a center hole using a 3/16" drill bit before inserting the extractor.
- How does the sliding turnut work?
- The sliding nut allows you to grip and turn the extractor with a standard wrench to apply controlled force.
- What is the primary use of this tool?
- This extractor is used to safely remove stubborn, stripped, or sheared studs and screws.
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